Stanford’s Rejection of Reagan Library
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What a delightful Times front page this morning (April 14)!
“House Votes to Press for Arms Pacts.”
“Soviets Predict Missile-Cutting Pact This Year.”
“Physicists Cast Doubt on Feasibility of ‘Star Wars.’ ”
“Passengers on Jet Raise $72,000 for Ailing 4-Year-Old.”
But best of all:
“Southland, Not Stanford, to Get Reagan Library.”
San Francisco columnist Herb Caen summed up the sentiments of virtually all Stanford alumni a couple of weeks ago when he said that President Reagan’s book(s) and cue cards belong at USC, not at Stanford.
CHARLES E. McCLUNG
South Laguna
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